Mit Performance Max-Kampagnen für den Einzelhandel können Sie Ihre Anzeigen auf zusätzliches Inventar ausrichten und so Reichweite und Zielvorhaben erhöhen.
Möglicherweise müssen Sie neue Assets (z. B. Text-, Bild- oder Video-Assets) erstellen, damit Anzeigen in neuen Formaten und Oberflächen ausgeliefert werden können, z. B. in Text-, Discover-, YouTube- und In-Stream-Anzeigen.
Wenn Sie wissen, bei welchen Nutzersegmenten die Conversion-Wahrscheinlichkeit höher ist, können Sie Google jetzt mithilfe von Zielgruppensignalen informieren.
Hier sind einige weitere Verbesserungen, die Performance Max-Kampagnen gegenüber Standard-Shopping-Kampagnen bieten:
- Ausrichtung auf Sprachen basierend auf dem Merchant Center-Feed oder den Kampagnenkriterien
- Erweiterung der finalen URL
- Wenn das Zielvorhaben „Ladenbesuche“ ausgewählt ist, wird das Targeting auf alle Geschäfte angewendet
- Conversion-Zielvorhaben für einzelne Kunden oder Kampagnen festlegen
Merchant Center-Konto mit Google Ads-Konto verknüpfen
Damit Performance Max-Kampagnen für den Einzelhandel verwendet werden können, muss das Google Ads-Konto mit einem vorhandenen Merchant Center-Konto verknüpft sein. Wenn Sie eine Verknüpfung mit dem Merchant Center herstellen, können Assets für die Kampagne automatisch generiert werden, aber Reichweite und Leistung sind dann eingeschränkt.
Asset-Gruppen hinzufügen
Wenn Sie eine Asset-Gruppe hinzufügen, werden Shopping-Kanäle und Kanäle für dynamisches Remarketing aktiviert. Wenn Sie die URL-Erweiterung festlegen, werden dynamische Suchanzeigen aktiviert. Allgemein gilt: Je mehr Assets Sie zur Verfügung stellen, desto mehr Anzeigenformate kann das System für die Ausrichtung auf zusätzliches Inventar erstellen.
Wir empfehlen, jede Asset-Gruppe auf verschiedene Produkte auszurichten. Beachten Sie, dass es Limits für das Auflisten von Gruppen gibt. Als Best Practice sollte das Targeting nur auf eine bestimmte Gruppe von Produkten aus einer Asset-Gruppe erfolgen. Die Produkte A–L wären beispielsweise in Asset-Gruppe 1 und Produkte M–Z in Asset-Gruppe 2 enthalten.
Wenn Sie Ihre Asset-Botschaften je nach Zielgruppe anpassen möchten, können Sie mehrere Asset-Gruppen pro Kampagne erstellen. So können Sie verschiedene Asset-Gruppen für dieselbe finale URL erstellen.
Performance Max-Kampagne für den Einzelhandel erstellen
Legen Sie wie bei anderen Shopping-Kampagnen die Felder ShoppingSetting der Kampagne fest.
Erforderlich
merchant_id- Die Merchant Center-ID des Kontos mit den zu bewerbenden Produkten.
Optional
feed_labelEin String, der für das Feedlabel gemäß der Definition im Merchant Center verwendet wird. Dieses Feld sollte verwendet werden, wenn Sie Produkte aus einem bestimmten Merchant Center-Feed auswählen müssen. Wenn nicht angegeben, werden für die Kampagne alle verfügbaren Feeds im Merchant Center verwendet.
Wenn du zuvor das verworfene
sales_country-Objekt im aus zwei Buchstaben bestehenden Ländercode (XX) verwendet hast, sollte stattdessenfeed_labelverwendet werden. Weitere Informationen finden Sie im Hilfeartikel zu Feedlabels.Wenn Sie einen Ländercode in einem
feed_labelangeben, werden Anzeigen in diesem Land nicht automatisch ausgeliefert. Sie müssen zuerst die geografische Ausrichtung einrichten.campaign_priorityDie Priorität der Shopping-Kampagne. Kampagnen mit numerisch höheren Prioritäten haben Vorrang vor Kampagnen mit niedrigerer Priorität.
enable_localDie Option zum Aktivieren von Anzeigen für Produkte, die in Geschäften vor Ort verkauft werden.
Lokal erhältliche Produkte sind standardmäßig aktiviert, wenn Inventar vorhanden ist. Dies kann mithilfe von Eintragsgruppen gefiltert werden.
languageSie haben die Möglichkeit, mehrere Sprachen auszuwählen, um Ihre Anzeigen für bestimmte Nutzergruppen zu schalten.
Conversion-Zielvorhaben
Sie können Conversion-Zielvorhaben auf Kundenebene überschreiben. Aktualisieren Sie dazu die Conversion-Zielvorhaben auf Kampagnenebene, wie in diesem Beispiel veranschaulicht:
Java
/** Retrieves the list of customer conversion goals. */
private static List<CustomerConversionGoal> getCustomerConversionGoals(
GoogleAdsClient googleAdsClient, long customerId) {
String query =
"SELECT customer_conversion_goal.category, customer_conversion_goal.origin "
+ "FROM customer_conversion_goal";
List<CustomerConversionGoal> customerConversionGoals = new ArrayList<>();
try (GoogleAdsServiceClient googleAdsServiceClient =
googleAdsClient.getLatestVersion().createGoogleAdsServiceClient()) {
// The number of conversion goals is typically less than 50, so we use
// GoogleAdsService.search instead of search_stream.
SearchPagedResponse response =
googleAdsServiceClient.search(Long.toString(customerId), query);
for (GoogleAdsRow googleAdsRow : response.iterateAll()) {
customerConversionGoals.add(googleAdsRow.getCustomerConversionGoal());
}
}
return customerConversionGoals;
}
/** Creates a list of MutateOperations that override customer conversion goals. */
private static List<MutateOperation> createConversionGoalOperations(
long customerId, List<CustomerConversionGoal> customerConversionGoals) {
List<MutateOperation> mutateOperations = new ArrayList<>();
// To override the customer conversion goals, we will change the
// biddability of each of the customer conversion goals so that only
// the desired conversion goal is biddable in this campaign.
for (CustomerConversionGoal customerConversionGoal : customerConversionGoals) {
ConversionActionCategory category = customerConversionGoal.getCategory();
ConversionOrigin origin = customerConversionGoal.getOrigin();
String campaignConversionGoalResourceName =
ResourceNames.campaignConversionGoal(
customerId, PERFORMANCE_MAX_CAMPAIGN_TEMPORARY_ID, category, origin);
CampaignConversionGoal.Builder campaignConversionGoalBuilder =
CampaignConversionGoal.newBuilder().setResourceName(campaignConversionGoalResourceName);
// Change the biddability for the campaign conversion goal.
// Set biddability to True for the desired (category, origin).
// Set biddability to False for all other conversion goals.
// Note:
// 1- It is assumed that this Conversion Action
// (category=PURCHASE, origin=WEBSITE) exists in this account.
// 2- More than one goal can be biddable if desired. This example
// shows only one.
if (category == ConversionActionCategory.PURCHASE && origin == ConversionOrigin.WEBSITE) {
campaignConversionGoalBuilder.setBiddable(true);
} else {
campaignConversionGoalBuilder.setBiddable(false);
}
CampaignConversionGoal campaignConversionGoal = campaignConversionGoalBuilder.build();
CampaignConversionGoalOperation campaignConversionGoalOperation =
CampaignConversionGoalOperation.newBuilder()
.setUpdate(campaignConversionGoal)
.setUpdateMask(FieldMasks.allSetFieldsOf(campaignConversionGoal))
.build();
mutateOperations.add(
MutateOperation.newBuilder()
.setCampaignConversionGoalOperation(campaignConversionGoalOperation)
.build());
}
return mutateOperations;
}
C#
/// <summary>
/// Creates a MutateOperation that links an asset to an asset group.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="fieldType">The field type of the asset to be linked.</param>
/// <param name="assetGroupResourceName">The resource name of the asset group
/// to link the asset to.</param>
/// <param name="assetResourceName">The resource name of the text asset to be
/// linked.</param>
/// <returns>A MutateOperation that links an asset to an asset group.</returns>
private MutateOperation CreateLinkAssetOperation(
AssetFieldType fieldType,
string assetGroupResourceName,
string assetResourceName) => new MutateOperation()
{
AssetGroupAssetOperation = new AssetGroupAssetOperation()
{
Create = new AssetGroupAsset()
{
FieldType = fieldType,
AssetGroup = assetGroupResourceName,
Asset = assetResourceName
}
}
};
PHP
private static function getCustomerConversionGoals(
GoogleAdsClient $googleAdsClient,
int $customerId
): array {
$customerConversionGoals = [];
$googleAdsServiceClient = $googleAdsClient->getGoogleAdsServiceClient();
// Creates a query that retrieves all customer conversion goals.
$query = 'SELECT customer_conversion_goal.category, customer_conversion_goal.origin ' .
'FROM customer_conversion_goal';
// The number of conversion goals is typically less than 50 so we use a search request
// instead of search stream.
$response =
$googleAdsServiceClient->search(SearchGoogleAdsRequest::build($customerId, $query));
// Iterates over all rows in all pages and builds the list of conversion goals.
foreach ($response->iterateAllElements() as $googleAdsRow) {
/** @var GoogleAdsRow $googleAdsRow */
$customerConversionGoals[] = [
'category' => $googleAdsRow->getCustomerConversionGoal()->getCategory(),
'origin' => $googleAdsRow->getCustomerConversionGoal()->getOrigin()
];
}
return $customerConversionGoals;
}
/**
* Creates a list of MutateOperations that override customer conversion goals.
*
* @param int $customerId the customer ID
* @param array $customerConversionGoals the list of customer conversion goals that will be
* overridden
* @return MutateOperation[] a list of MutateOperations that update campaign conversion goals
*/
private static function createConversionGoalOperations(
int $customerId,
array $customerConversionGoals
): array {
$operations = [];
// To override the customer conversion goals, we will change the biddability of each of the
// customer conversion goals so that only the desired conversion goal is biddable in this
// campaign.
foreach ($customerConversionGoals as $customerConversionGoal) {
$campaignConversionGoal = new CampaignConversionGoal([
'resource_name' => ResourceNames::forCampaignConversionGoal(
$customerId,
self::PERFORMANCE_MAX_CAMPAIGN_TEMPORARY_ID,
ConversionActionCategory::name($customerConversionGoal['category']),
ConversionOrigin::name($customerConversionGoal['origin'])
)
]);
// Changes the biddability for the campaign conversion goal.
// Sets biddability to true for the desired (category, origin).
// Sets biddability to false for all other conversion goals.
// Note:
// 1- It is assumed that this Conversion Action
// (category=PURCHASE, origin=WEBSITE) exists in this account.
// 2- More than one goal can be biddable if desired. This example
// shows only one.
if (
$customerConversionGoal["category"] === ConversionActionCategory::PURCHASE
&& $customerConversionGoal["origin"] === ConversionOrigin::WEBSITE
) {
$campaignConversionGoal->setBiddable(true);
} else {
$campaignConversionGoal->setBiddable(false);
}
$operations[] = new MutateOperation([
'campaign_conversion_goal_operation' => new CampaignConversionGoalOperation([
'update' => $campaignConversionGoal,
// Sets the update mask on the operation. Here the update mask will be a list
// of all the fields that were set on the update object.
'update_mask' => FieldMasks::allSetFieldsOf($campaignConversionGoal)
])
]);
}
return $operations;
}
Python
def get_customer_conversion_goals(client, customer_id):
"""Retrieves the list of customer conversion goals.
Args:
client: an initialized GoogleAdsClient instance.
customer_id: a client customer ID.
Returns:
a list of dicts containing the category and origin of customer
conversion goals.
"""
ga_service = client.get_service("GoogleAdsService")
customer_conversion_goals = []
query = """
SELECT
customer_conversion_goal.category,
customer_conversion_goal.origin
FROM customer_conversion_goal
"""
# The number of conversion goals is typically less than 50 so we use
# GoogleAdsService.search instead of search_stream.
search_request = client.get_type("SearchGoogleAdsRequest")
search_request.customer_id = customer_id
search_request.query = query
results = ga_service.search(request=search_request)
# Iterate over the results and build the list of conversion goals.
for row in results:
customer_conversion_goals.append(
{
"category": row.customer_conversion_goal.category,
"origin": row.customer_conversion_goal.origin,
}
)
return customer_conversion_goals
def create_conversion_goal_operations(
client,
customer_id,
customer_conversion_goals,
):
"""Creates a list of MutateOperations that override customer conversion goals.
Args:
client: an initialized GoogleAdsClient instance.
customer_id: a client customer ID.
customer_conversion_goals: the list of customer conversion goals that
will be overridden.
Returns:
MutateOperations that update campaign conversion goals.
"""
campaign_conversion_goal_service = client.get_service(
"CampaignConversionGoalService"
)
operations = []
# To override the customer conversion goals, we will change the
# biddability of each of the customer conversion goals so that only
# the desired conversion goal is biddable in this campaign.
for customer_conversion_goal in customer_conversion_goals:
mutate_operation = client.get_type("MutateOperation")
campaign_conversion_goal = (
mutate_operation.campaign_conversion_goal_operation.update
)
campaign_conversion_goal.resource_name = (
campaign_conversion_goal_service.campaign_conversion_goal_path(
customer_id,
_PERFORMANCE_MAX_CAMPAIGN_TEMPORARY_ID,
customer_conversion_goal["category"].name,
customer_conversion_goal["origin"].name,
)
)
# Change the biddability for the campaign conversion goal.
# Set biddability to True for the desired (category, origin).
# Set biddability to False for all other conversion goals.
# Note:
# 1- It is assumed that this Conversion Action
# (category=PURCHASE, origin=WEBSITE) exists in this account.
# 2- More than one goal can be biddable if desired. This example
# shows only one.
if (
customer_conversion_goal["category"]
== client.enums.ConversionActionCategoryEnum.PURCHASE
and customer_conversion_goal["origin"]
== client.enums.ConversionOriginEnum.WEBSITE
):
biddable = True
else:
biddable = False
campaign_conversion_goal.biddable = biddable
field_mask = protobuf_helpers.field_mask(
None, campaign_conversion_goal._pb
)
client.copy_from(
mutate_operation.campaign_conversion_goal_operation.update_mask,
field_mask,
)
operations.append(mutate_operation)
return operations
Ruby
def _get_customer_conversion_goals(client, customer_id)
query = <<~EOD
SELECT
customer_conversion_goal.category,
customer_conversion_goal.origin
FROM customer_conversion_goal
EOD
customer_conversion_goals = []
ga_service = client.service.google_ads
# The number of conversion goals is typically less than 50 so we use
# GoogleAdsService.search instead of search_stream.
response = ga_service.search(
customer_id: customer_id,
query: query,
page_size: PAGE_SIZE,
)
# Iterate over the results and build the list of conversion goals.
response.each do |row|
customer_conversion_goals << {
"category" => row.customer_conversion_goal.category,
"origin" => row.customer_conversion_goal.origin
}
end
customer_conversion_goals
end
def create_conversion_goal_operations(client, customer_id, customer_conversion_goals)
campaign_conversion_goal_service = client.service.campaign_conversion_goal
operations = []
# To override the customer conversion goals, we will change the
# biddability of each of the customer conversion goals so that only
# the desired conversion goal is biddable in this campaign.
customer_conversion_goals.each do |customer_conversion_goal|
operations << client.operation.mutate do |m|
m.campaign_conversion_goal_operation = client.operation.campaign_conversion_goal do |op|
op.update = client.resource.campaign_conversion_goal do |ccg|
ccg.resource_name = client.path.campaign_conversion_goal(
customer_id,
PERFORMANCE_MAX_CAMPAIGN_TEMPORARY_ID,
customer_conversion_goal["category"].to_s,
customer_conversion_goal["origin"].to_s)
# Change the biddability for the campaign conversion goal.
# Set biddability to True for the desired (category, origin).
# Set biddability to False for all other conversion goals.
# Note:
# 1- It is assumed that this Conversion Action
# (category=PURCHASE, origin=WEBSITE) exists in this account.
# 2- More than one goal can be biddable if desired. This example
# shows only one.
ccg.biddable = (customer_conversion_goal["category"] == :PURCHASE &&
customer_conversion_goal["origin"] == :WEBSITE)
end
op.update_mask = Google::Ads::GoogleAds::FieldMaskUtil.all_set_fields_of(op.update)
end
end
end
operations
end
Perl
sub get_customer_conversion_goals {
my ($api_client, $customer_id) = @_;
my $customer_conversion_goals = [];
# Create a query that retrieves all customer conversion goals.
my $query =
"SELECT customer_conversion_goal.category, customer_conversion_goal.origin "
. "FROM customer_conversion_goal";
# The number of conversion goals is typically less than 50 so we use
# GoogleAdsService->search() method instead of search_stream().
my $search_response = $api_client->GoogleAdsService()->search({
customerId => $customer_id,
query => $query
});
# Iterate over the results and build the list of conversion goals.
foreach my $google_ads_row (@{$search_response->{results}}) {
push @$customer_conversion_goals,
{
category => $google_ads_row->{customerConversionGoal}{category},
origin => $google_ads_row->{customerConversionGoal}{origin}};
}
return $customer_conversion_goals;
}
# Creates a list of MutateOperations that override customer conversion goals.
sub create_conversion_goal_operations {
my ($customer_id, $customer_conversion_goals) = @_;
my $operations = [];
# To override the customer conversion goals, we will change the biddability of
# each of the customer conversion goals so that only the desired conversion goal
# is biddable in this campaign.
foreach my $customer_conversion_goal (@$customer_conversion_goals) {
my $campaign_conversion_goal =
Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V17::Resources::CampaignConversionGoal->new({
resourceName =>
Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V17::Utils::ResourceNames::campaign_conversion_goal(
$customer_id,
PERFORMANCE_MAX_CAMPAIGN_TEMPORARY_ID,
$customer_conversion_goal->{category},
$customer_conversion_goal->{origin})});
# Change the biddability for the campaign conversion goal.
# Set biddability to true for the desired (category, origin).
# Set biddability to false for all other conversion goals.
# Note:
# 1- It is assumed that this Conversion Action
# (category=PURCHASE, origin=WEBSITE) exists in this account.
# 2- More than one goal can be biddable if desired. This example
# shows only one.
if ( $customer_conversion_goal->{category} eq PURCHASE
&& $customer_conversion_goal->{origin} eq WEBSITE)
{
$campaign_conversion_goal->{biddable} = "true";
} else {
$campaign_conversion_goal->{biddable} = "false";
}
push @$operations,
Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V17::Services::GoogleAdsService::MutateOperation
->new({
campaignConversionGoalOperation =>
Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V17::Services::CampaignConversionGoalService::CampaignConversionGoalOperation
->new({
update => $campaign_conversion_goal,
# Set the update mask on the operation. Here the update mask will be
# a list of all the fields that were set on the update object.
updateMask => all_set_fields_of($campaign_conversion_goal)})});
}
return $operations;
}
Shopping-Berichte
Mit shopping_performance_view können Sie Messwerte abrufen, die nach Produktsegmenten wie segments.product_item_id zusammengefasst sind.
SELECT
segments.product_item_id,
metrics.clicks,
metrics.cost_micros,
metrics.impressions,
metrics.conversions,
metrics.all_conversions,
campaign.advertising_channel_type
FROM shopping_performance_view
WHERE
campaign.advertising_channel_type = 'PERFORMANCE_MAX'
AND segments.date DURING LAST_30_DAYS
AND metrics.clicks > 0
ORDER BY
metrics.all_conversions DESC,
metrics.conversions DESC,
metrics.clicks DESC,
metrics.cost_micros DESC,
metrics.impressions DESC
Rufen Sie mithilfe der asset_group_product_group_view Messwerte wie Klicks, Conversions und Impressionen der Eintragsgruppe ab, die dieser Asset-Gruppe zugeordnet ist.
Fahrzeuganzeigen
Werbetreibende können Fahrzeuganzeigen verwenden, um für ihr Fahrzeuginventar zu werben. Dazu laden sie einen Fahrzeugdatenfeed in das Merchant Center hoch und verwenden dann Performance Max-Kampagnen mit Fahrzeugfeeds, um die Anzeigen zu verwalten.
Wenn Sie mithilfe der Google Ads API eine Performance Max-Kampagne mit einem Fahrzeugfeed erstellen möchten, folgen Sie der Anleitung unter Einzelhandelskampagne erstellen und legen Sie listing_type der Kampagne auf VEHICLES fest.